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MEDFORD' Item TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, 'FRTDXT, DECEMBER I, I933.V PJGE THREE! School District Levies Are Comp iled for 1 933 School district tax 1v1m tor 1833 hm been compiled by the county aaaeasor'a office, for extension on the tax rolls. In due season. Compilation of the state and coun ty leTles. awaits final action by the tats legislature fixing the state tax. The state tax commission has made the prediction that the state tax will ' be lower. The formal order on the tax levy will be signed by the county court as soon as this action Is taken. The school levies for districts gen erally show an Increase, ranging from fractional rises to trebling of the 18S3 school levy. The levy la maln- The levy by districts la as follows: tenanoe of schools, warrant or bonded Indebtedness, and establishes a tax base. Increased levlea In some dis tricts have been due to an Incresae In the school population the last two years. Heaviest levy Increases were In the Evans valley, shady Cove, Trail, North Trail, Elk Creek, Rogue River, Plne hurst, and Butte Tails districts. De creases In school levy were made In Mt. Pitt, North Phoenix, Prospect, Meadows. Slaklyotis, Brownsboro, Deb enger Orap. Hatchery, Little Apple gate. West Side, Colestln and Howard district. Ko. 1. District. Jacksonville -. arlffln Creek . Ruch Phoenix . Ashland Central Point Nell Creek Valley View . Eagle Point Lone Pine . Antelope Climax a. . . . 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 13. 18. 14. 15. IS. 10. 30. 31. 32. S3. 34. 30. SO. 81. 83. 34. 35. 30. - 37. Long Mt. 3B. Slsklyoua Willow Springs Independence Agate Lake Creek Sams Valley Missouri Flats . Talent Mt. Pitt North Phoenix Dewey Provolt Derby Sterling Thompson Creek ... Rogue River Meadows 1033 Levy 30.8 7.8 49 93.8 18.5 18.1 1.8 8.7 . 38.4 .- 10.4 4.8 8.4 4.5 7.5 8.8 3.7 30.4 .-None 14.1 X .8 30. 8. 15.1 10.7 S 3 .. 18.7 39. 40. 41. 43. 43. 44. 45. 47. 49. Brownsboro Applegate i Pankey - Lost Creek Forest Creek Table Rock Trail Reese Creek Medford ... 4.7 -.None 4.8 . 3.T . 9.7 . 3. , 13.8 . 4.5 , 6.8 . 9.9 . 33.6 1933 Levy 16.3 4.5 4.1 1B.8 18.8 15.1 1.9 5.5 31.8 10.1 4. 4.3 3.9 '. 3.7 4. 1.9 19.8 None 11.3 .4 3.3 8.3 4.3 8.6 8.3 8.3 14.3 1.1 4.5 1.5 4 1 48 9.5 33 13.4 3.7 3.6 8.6 30.1 Increase 4.8 8.1 .8 7.3 None 8. None 1.3 4.6 A .8 1.1 .6 3.8 4.8 JB .8 None 3.9 .1' 1.5 11.8 1.8 6.8 3.4 3.3 4.4 .3 .3 1.8 .6 9' a .7 1.3 .8 1.7 88 3.4 90. 91. 94. 95. 97. 99. 100. 103. Debenger Oap Crater Lake Dead Indian North Trail Wagner Creek Gold Hill Prospect Bodu Springs Evans Valley Little Butte Laurelhurat Oak Orove Anderson Creek Bellevlew ..... Elk Creek Liberty Beaver Creek , Hatchery Little Applegate Alderbrook Shady Cove . Roguclands Butte Falls , Plnehurst West Side , Colestln Fern Valley Howard Kenwood ' Less. 17. 4 6 8.4 , 103 11.8 1.3 19 9 58 13.7 . 4 , 64 3 8 , 8.7 . 3 3 , 3 8 , 193 9.5 . 35.4 14.9 4.6 -None 4.8 18 8 8.9 8. 4. 4.8 .4 13. 159 63 8.9 3.9 10.8 3.1 14.7 5.4 0.7 3 4 37 None 88 4. 19 10.9 86 17.8 9.1 5.9 1.1 3. 17.5 8.1 1.4 J 7 8.9 1.1 .7 4.8 84 1.1 .6 83 .4 8. 34 3.7 3 3 1.9 If a 8.4 .9 7.6 6.8 1.3 1.1" 1.8 .7 .8 7 TO 0 FOR TITLE; HANG JJPJCLE ATS (Continued irom Pag One) line and Attracted the attention of the Ben backfleld defense, wftlle GU Insky shot a short pass to Brown standing on the goal line, who ap plied the "liquid catch," the air be ing so cold that It wu impossible for him to hang on to ths ball. Nu merous fumbles had occurred from the same cause for Bend and Med ford alike, but both teams managed to cover their own fumbles. Gill risky Rcturni Kick At klckoff of the second Jialf, GH Insky, behind perfect Interference, carried the ball back 45 yarns, where he was forced out of bounds. The very instant GUInsky received the ball, his teammates started cutting would-be tacklers down like an Im mense combine cutting wheat. When they had cut down one man they would get up and pop another down. Medford Scores Following this, the Medford root era came to their feet yelling, "We want a touchdown I" Their wish was fulfilled for It wasnt a minute later until the mighty Tigers swept down the field under the plunging of Bill Bates and slicing of Mux GUInsky. Bill pounded away at the line and placed the ball on the three-yard stripe, and QlUnsky dove through an opening In the line for the touch down. Medford linesmen moved that b!g 235 pounder like be was a practte dummy and opened up a hole In the line big enough to drive a wagon through. Olnnsky booted the ball from placement with White holding It for the coup de grace. However, It took the Medford line up three tries from the five-yard line to make the touchdown. Every time the drive was made the Bends ters would pile up In a mass Viat looked the slue of a mountain, but finally weakened with the consistent pound ing of the backa and the Iron man drive of the linesmen. GUInsky made the touchdown from the three-yard line. least Quarter Hectla The fourth quarter was an eiclt- lng phase. Medford completed some very snappy passes to Bob Hlnman, who. In trying to get away from his tacklers, was forced to be content with a yard less In the way of gain than formerly. Medford started on a rampage that brought excited root tert to their feet when, on the ex change of passes. Baker for Medford grabbed the narrow end of the pig skin In his fingers planted the cleats of hts shoes firmly In the sawdust of Van Scoyoo field and wetn racing down the field wltn one man be tween him and the goal line. Baker almost got away but didn't succeed In shaking loose his left foot, which waa firmly held by Marsden, the Lava Bears' flashy end. The ball waa deep In Bend territory when the gun end ed the game and gave Medford the mythical state championship of Ore gon. Medford predominated in every thing except passes and punts. The starting llucups: Medford Bend Hlnman m pgi ,....t-. Marsden Kindred - Shaw Hammaclc Baker Pierce Bennett White -RT.,...- . Svetlc .BO,,. Gunderson 0 Collins - LO Gr Instead LT ..LE... QB. RH. Svetlc Rollins Joanls Storm Keltan Officials: Hobson. referee: Flouck, umpire; Scheffel. ned linesman, Field Judge: Jerome. Doff Motesktn The Burghermetstera have put away their suits for the 1933 eason and broke training Thursday even ing with a big turkey feed. After a couple of weeks of rest, many of the team will appear for basketball practice. Both conch and players and fans generally frown on any more football this year. It la doubt ful If the stat athletic board would sanction a post-season game. Coacft Darwin K. Burgher elosed another football season with hts usual high standing. In three years he has produced a runner-up and a state champion, and today ranks as one of the best high school coaches in the state. His teams are not the crushing aggregations of the Cal llson years, but Instead gain a lead and hold It, This accounts for the low scores. Only in the Ashland game this year did the Tigers strive for points, and rolled up a 39-to-0 majority. This year Medford played teams from the Willamette valley, the coast, eastern Oregon and north ern California, It waa a diversified schedule. Though many of the 1033 squad will graduate, Medford will havo an other strong team next year. Tommy White. Glllnbkl and Bennett, three mainstays, graduate, but Bates, Ohe- lardl and Brown are left In the back fleld. Prospect are that t.he 1934 line will be heavier than this year. Karl efforts will be made to have GUInsky Brown . Bates FB Cundell Substitutes: Medford, Kunzmsn; Bend, Spangler, Cornett, Dart, -HEAT- With oar Select Body Fir and Hardwood Clean . Long Burning . , . Convenient. It's Pry It's Cheaper MEDFORO FUEL CO. 112S X CentraL Tel. 631 MEDFORD CO-OPERATES i At a special meeting of the city council this morning, action was taken to assure the state highway committee of Medford's cooperation In the program for widening of River aide avenue. Resolutions were passed, stating that Medford would in no way Inter fere at the present time, or In the future, with the progress of the im provement of the etreet, which con stitutes a part of the Pacific .high way. CHICAGO, Dec. 1 . (P) WTieat: Open High Low Close Dec. 83 . ;: 84(4 82 83H"83 May 87- 87 83 '86-86 July 87-87 87V4 8 83-83',, Snow"Flakes, light, flaky and oven-fresh are a complement to any salad. You can absolute- ly depend upon tneir tresnnesa rid quality. Snow Flakes are parked fresh from the ovens of a nearby Uneeda Bakers bakery. They, are wax-wrapped to protect lirainst moisture. Speedy salei ; ire another fa&or in keeping ttocks fresh everywhere. - ONLY CRUFJOW HAS The perfect radio get yon always wanted is now available. It reflects the genius of William C Grunow, and he is known for his forward steps in the radio field. Every Grunow brings living tone and a host of other features; Let as show them to yoaj Quuwur J&utio' Palmer Electric Store East Main Phone 788 mm Be ture you get Snow Flakes, in the familiarred package. And get the larger tizei the thrift sizes. NAT10KAL BISCUIT COMPANY Heath's Drug Store Medford 31dg., Phone 884 . . These prices are for cash only. We can not afford to charge any goods sold at these low prices. Pints Milk of Magnesia. ,..,., 39c Gillette, Probak and Blue Blades 19c Russian or American Mineral Oil Pints $ .29 Quarts .49 Gallons r.i i.r.f.r.-r..'.: 1.39 Kreemoff Cleansing Tissue, Large Rolls ..,..,.,.,.,..,.,.,.-,. 21c San Agar t.-.t. . .! t.j r. i,-. . .t.i.r.1 89c 5 lbs. Epsom Salt r..-,.,. 23c We invite all women to nee our rest rooms in the basement. We also wish to remind you mothers that we have free baby scales and that we are always glad to weigh your baby. as DRUG STORE WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at the RELIABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner. Phone 20 If the Weather Is Bad Phone Your Order It will receive careful attention by Ex perienced Clerks. We have 2 phones to insure the best service. JUST CALL 20 FOR FREE DELIVERY For Good Quality, Quick Service and Low Prices Shop the Reliable WALNUTS, pound . . . 15c COFFEE, pound package . . 1lkz JELLO, 4 packages . r ,. ,., ,.: . 25c MINCED CLAMS, 2 cans . . . 35c OYSTERS, 2 cans . , ...... 25c SHRIMP, 2 cans ...... ,.. ,., . 25c Tomatoes, No. 1 tall can, 3 for . 25c String Beans, No. 2 can, 2 for . 25c Rice, fancy head, 3 lbs 1 9c Beans, small wht. or red, 3 lb. 9c Prunes, petite, 4 lbs 19c Dates Olives, Ripe, tall can... Shortening, Jewel.. Honey 2 lbs. for 25 10 Carnation Oats, large package Candy, Satin Mixed Toilet Soap . 4 lb. pail 45 ,.-5 pound pail 45 Il9 2 lbs for 29 4 ham 19 Laundry Soap, P. and 0 1Q bars for 33 Peets Washing Machine Powder 3 packages 29 (54o value) Schilling's Coffee, drip or regular, 31. 2 lb. can G0 Schilling's Baking Powder 12 01. can 29 Hard Wheat Flour 49 lb. $1.73 FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Fancy Navel Oranges, doz. . . 1 9C Persimmons, 4 pounds 25c Sweet Potatoes, 5 pounds . . . 19c Sweet Spanish Onions, 10 lbs. 19c Fancy Arizona Grapefruit, 4 for ... 19c Salm and Band Kht4uld ntxt tmt for game here, well u th rtgu m (tune In this conference, and Eu gtn and Marnhfleld, "0CIETY avd Clubs MIm Rhoads and Of Interest to their manr friend in Medford wa announcement today of the marriage on Thankeglvlnt eve of Mlea Pearl Rhoada, daughter of Mrs. 6ttste Rhoada, and Glea Brenner, eon of Mre. MeWlna Brenner of Portland. They were married Wednesday even- in at 5:15 o'clock at the home of Rev. W. H. Eaton, pastor of the First Bap tist church, who performed the ceremony. rollOTrtng the nddin(r aervloe, the bride and groom enjoyed dinner at Waucoma Inn with Mr. and Mra. Cleo Brenner. They will make their home at 311 West Jackson street. Mrs, Brenner Is associated with the Ohas. A. Wing agency here and Mr. Brenner la in business with hia brother. SALEM, Ore., Dec. 1. (AP) George Franklin Signet. 50, an Henry Jones, 43, were arrested here last nlht on charges of burglary at the D. P. Mc Carthy hop yard. Stato police dis covered 10 tents allegedly stolen from the yard. iLOCALS Plans to Stove afra. Clara CUcH of Beall lane is here making arrange, meats to move to Nubieijsr, Cal., tet spend the winter with her son, Earl Oliver, whero ho is employed wltll the Big Valley Lumber company. Road Dangerous Atate police tt4 today that the road over the Orees spring mountain Is quite icy, and ft warning waa Issued to motorists that careful driving la necessary at this season. Report Today Catherine Phillips' of Boorklngs and W. A. Johnston of Rogue River filed aocldent reports with the city police concerning tha collision at Jackson snd Rtversida avenues at noon today. No one was injured. e e Eagles Thank Public The Saglee? benefit dance, held at the Dreamland halt last night, was on of the largess affairs of the holiday, and the lodgw today, through the worthy president. Jack Hueston, expressed appreciating of the splendid cooperation given the affair by the public. Oonslderabl money was raised to be used in sup plying needy families with baskets at Christmas, and a pleasant evening of dancing waa enjoyed by all in attend ance, Phone 542. We will haul away yootf refuse, city Sanitary Service. DISTINCTIVE... XMAS GIFTS! Coma In and look around. You will b surt to find an appropriate gift for each one on . your list. Gift of Glassware Gifts of Books Gifts of Pottery Gifts of Linen Gifts of Candles Gifts of Incense Gifts of Novelties Gifts of Brass BEAUTIFUL SELECTION of CHRISTMAS CARDS . SWEM'S Book and Gift Shop 217 E. Main BOYD'S MAEKEX 108 North Ivy Money Savers for December 1, 2, and 4 SUGAR Pure Cane. 8 lb. Bags SALTED WAFERS Fresh and Krisp. 2 lb. Boxes ... . FLOUR Klamath Falls. 49 lb. Bags MILK Tall cans, Tea Cup, or Llbby'i. OC faWW 39c 26c $1.49 4 Cans Case, $2-85 DOG FOOD Victory. No. 1 tins 5c TOILET PAPER Crepe. 3 Rolls Marshmallows Fresh and Tasty. 4 Q 1 lb. Pkgi IwC Oleomargarine 5r.. 23c PEACHES Palace Brand. Sliced or halves. ACa No. Vt Tins. 2 for Graham Crackers Milk and Honey Sweetened. OCf 2 lb. Boxee :.; L a-OC WALNUTS Oregon Grown. New crop. ' )Q Prince Albert tobacco 7Pr lib. cam - CORN Standard No. 2 Tin. 3 Cans 25c CORN FLAKES 15c Rellogg'i. 2 Packages PEANUTS Fresh Roasted. 2 Lbs PRUNES Jackson County, New Crop, 4 Lbs 19c 18c Hill's Bros. Blue Can COFFEE 1 lb. Pkgs. 22c 's Bros. Blue Can Coffee 1 3 2s or 4 ib cans, lb 30c
